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UArizona gets hacked; UTexas gets new scholarship

It was a GOOD week for… Zealous advocacy, after a former death row inmate created a scholarship to...

Law student banned from campus; Michigan starts positive campaign

It was a GOOD week for… Staying positive, after the University of Michigan Law School’s Career Center created...

UConn student gets Medicaid; Cooley defamation suit dismissed

It was a GOOD week for… Health care controversy, after a third-year law student was criticized by conservative...

How to get a legal non profit job

By Hillary Mantis You went to law school because you wanted to change the world, get involved, and...

Starting salaries remain flat

First year associate salaries remain stagnant in 2013, according to a recent study. The study, conducted by the...

22% of deans in first year; Young grad struggles to pay debt

It was a GOOD week for… Transparency about deans, after Jim Rosenblatt, dean at Mississippi College School of...

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Best in World: Harvard still No. 1, but most US schools drop

Harvard Law School is again the top ranked school in the world, according to a ranking by...

Florida International adds LL.M. for foreign attorneys

Florida International University College of Law is adding a Master of Laws degree for foreign attorneys that...

Cozen, Foley Hoag top American Lawyer summer associate rankings

Cozen O’Connor and Foley Hoag have the best summer associate programs in the nation, and Clifford Chance...

$10 text book; fantasy legal brief over fantasy football

It was a GOOD week for… Cheaper text books, after Eric Goldman reported that his foray into e-publishing...

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